The industry’s most authoritative handbook on flow measurement - newly updated with added chapters on laminar flow elements, critical flowmeters, statistics for measurement, laboratory primary standards, and uncertainty in flow measurement, and substantial updates to 15 other chapters. A road map to the field of flow measurement, this bestseller discusses strategies for problem solving and puts the whole array of types of flowmeters at the reader’s disposal. Emphasis is placed on the importance of accuracy in measurements and ways of ensuring accuracy and avoiding equipment damage through correct forecast of operating conditions, flowmeter selection, installation, calibration, and maintenance. Fundamental considerations such as mixed-phase flow, piping effects, and flow conditioning are examined at length. The problem of attaining a meaningful flow signal through linearization, compensation, and totalization is discussed. Join the thousands of engineers, technicians, managers, and salespeople that have found this reference text an invaluable resource.

Copyright: 2001
Length: 830 pages

The first completely independent guide to the world’s Coriolis mass flowmeters, ranked by performance, by size, and by manufacturer. The guide contains technical information about evaluating and applying these flowmeters, including pointers for installation, such as fluid, piping, hydraulic, mounting, and electrical considerations. Tables include the types of flowmeters and selected features that are available from each supplier, along with their country of origin or source. This guide is indispensable for designers, engineers, owners and end-users of Coriolis mass flowmeters. See where your flowmeter ranks and use this guide to help you choose your next Coriolis mass flowmeter.

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The first completely independent consumer guide to differential pressure flow transmitters, ranked by range, by performance, and by supplier (limited to 12 major world-wide manufacturers of differential pressure flow transmitters).

The guide contains technical information about evaluating and applying these transmitters, including pointers for installation, such as fluid, piping, hydraulic, impulse tubing, installation and calibration considerations. Tables include selected features that are available from each supplier, along with their country of origin or source.

This guide is indispensable for designers, engineers, owners and end users of differential pressure flow transmitters. See where your transmitter ranks and use this guide to help you choose your next differential pressure flow transmitter.

A newly updated and completely independent guide to the world's ultrasonic and correlation flowmeters, ranked by performance, by instrument type, and by supplier.

The guide contains technical information about evaluating and applying these flowmeters, including pointers for installation, such as fluid, piping, hydraulic, mounting, and electrical considerations. Tables include the types of flowmeters and selected features that are available from each supplier, along with their country of origin or source.

This guide is indispensable for designers, engineers, owners and end users of ultrasonic and correlation flowmeters. See where your flowmeter ranks and use this guide to help you choose your next ultrasonic and correlation flowmeter.